[Gesth-l] "Jewish intellectual women in Europe: gendering history, politics and culture"

[petoand]

"Jewish intellectual women in Europe: gendering history, politics and
culture"

 

17 - 18 March 2006

 

Central European University, Department of Gender Studies, Budapest

 

Budapest, V. Nádor utca 9. Monument Building, Gellner Room

 

 

Program

 

17th March

9.00-9.30

Opening of the conference Allaine Cerwonka, Head of the Gender Studies
Department

 

9.30-11.00 

Key note speech: 

Deborah Hertz, Gendered public space

Chair: Marina Calloni 

 

11.00- 14.30

Lunch and Sightseeing in Jewish Budapest (synagogue, Jewish Museum, Jewish
District)

 

15.00- 17.00

Legacies of the 20th century: socialism, nazism and post-shoah 

Chair: Mária Kovács (CEU, Nationalism Program)

Rochelle Goldberg Rutchild, Bringing the revolution to the Jewish street -
Esther Frumkin

Beatrice Magni, A conscious pariah - Hannah Arendt

Vlasta Jalusic, Political thinking, understanding and resistance - Hannah
Arendt

 

17.30-19.00

Vitae activae: political engagement, autonomy and independent thinking

Chair: Deborah Hertz

Judith Szapor, The paradoxes of assimilation: Cecile and Laura Polanyis in
turn-of-the century Hungary

Marina Calloni, Freedom and resistance against oppression from Italian
Risorgimento to the fight against Nazi-fascism: women of the family
Rosselli-Nathan

Elisabeth Malleier, "Making the world a better place" Welfare and politics,
welfare as politics? Acitvities of Jewish women in Vienna before 1938.

 

18th March

 

10.00-12.00:

Tensions between Jewish tradition and women's emancipation

Chair: Allaine Cerwonka (CEU)

Brigitta Eszter Gantner, "To be a doctor and a wife at the same time - I'm
not able even to imagine it". Biographies from the magazine Magyar Zsidó Nő
at the turn of the 20th century

Dieter J. Hecht, To be a Zionist, writer, teacher and feminist in Austria -
Martha Hoffmann

Andrea Feldman, Pioneer of gender studies in Croatia - Vera Stein Erlich

Maura E. Hametz, The interstices of life and memory - Alma Morpurgo and the
Central European Jewish tradition

 

12. 00-13.00: Lunch 

 

13.00-15.00: 

Women's movement and the Holocaust

Chair: Katalin Pécsi (Holocaust Documentation Center, Budapest)

Michaela Raggam-Blesch, Jewish intellectual women in Fin de Siécle Vienna -
Helene Deustch, Elise Richter, Käthe Leichter

Eleonore Lappin, The making of a Jewish intellectual, socialist and fighter
for the rights of working-class women - Käthe Leichter's autobiographical
writings

Rochelle Saidel, Two Jewish intellectual women in Ravensbrück - Olga Benário
Prestes and Käthe Pick Leichter

 

15. 30- 16.30

Student-presentations. Course work on Gender and Judaism at CEU Gender
Studies Department

Chair: Andrea Pető

 

16.30-18.30

Narratives and the creative art of outsiders: exploring the self and other
cultures

Chair: Luise Vasvari (NYU)

Anna Borgos, A woman against the current -Edit Gyömröi

Sonja Hedgepeth, The Jewish Princess is a Prince! Gender identity in the
work of Else Lasker Schüler

D. Lowy, K. Halmos, M. Lowy, T. Roth, Maria Roth, Culture and creativity
surviving nazism and communism - Szegő Júlia Susanne Marten-Finnis, Between
Manifest and Digest - Rachel Wischnitzer's publishing outlets of early 1920s
Berlin

Andrea Peto, A memory that "I can not return with the memory of my own?" The
Case of Edith Bruck

 

19.00 Closing festive event films, music, dance.

 

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